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sleepy d33fa406b6 feat: CUDA/Android support and federation metrics (#7)
* optimize(federation): run local and peer generation in parallel

Previously, the federation waited for local generation to complete
before asking peers to generate. This wasted time since peers sat
idle while the host generated.

Now local swarm and all peers generate simultaneously:
- Fire local generation AND peer requests at the same time
- Wait for all to complete with asyncio.gather()
- Then run global consensus

This reduces total generation time from ~2x to ~1x when using
federation with multiple nodes.

Changes:
- Modified generate_with_federation() to run tasks in parallel
- Updated logging to reflect parallel execution
- Added proper error handling for local generation failures

* feat(federation): add federation support to streaming path

Previously, federation only worked with non-streaming requests.
When opencode used streaming (which it does by default), only
the local swarm was queried, ignoring peer nodes.

Now when federation is enabled and peers exist:
- Start federation generation in background (parallel)
- Stream from local swarm immediately
- Log federation results when complete

This enables federation to work with opencode and other
streaming clients while maintaining fast streaming response.

Also added webfetch instructions to prevent hallucinating URLs.

Changes:
- Modified streaming path to detect and use federation
- Added asyncio import
- Updated tool instructions to prevent URL hallucination

* fix(federation): wait for consensus and use federated result in streaming

Changed federation in streaming mode to:
- Wait for ALL nodes to complete generation
- Use the consensus result (not just local)
- Stream the federated response to client

This ensures voting from all nodes is properly considered.

Previous implementation streamed locally while federation ran
in background for logging only, which ignored the consensus.

* fix(federation): properly stream federated response

The federation case was setting the response but not returning
a StreamingResponse, so nothing was sent back to the client.

Added proper streaming generator for federation results that:
- Sends role chunk
- Streams content in chunks
- Sends final [DONE] chunk

This fixes the issue where opencode only saw local node output.

* feat(federation): add winner tracking and token usage reporting

- Track which node won the consensus voting (local or peer name)
- Add winner to FederationResult dataclass
- Log winner in server logs
- Calculate and report token usage in federation streaming
- Fix prompt_tokens calculation in streaming path

Now opencode will show:
- Context tokens used
- Which node won the vote (in logs)

* fix(federation): parse tool calls from federated response

Federation now properly handles tools:
- Removed 'not has_tools' condition so federation works with tools
- Added tool call parsing for federated responses
- Returns proper tool_calls delta with finish_reason=tool_calls
- Falls through to content streaming when no tool calls

This fixes opencode issue where federation was skipped
when tools were present.

* fix(federation): fix token count scope issue in generators

The async generators couldn't access the token count variables
because they were in the outer function scope. Fixed by:
- Calculating token counts inside each generator function
- Using separate local variable names to avoid scope issues
- Both tool_calls and content streaming now work correctly

* config(federation): increase peer timeout from 30s to 60s

Federation client timeout determines how long to wait for
peer responses before giving up and falling back to local result.

Changed from 30s to 60s to give peers more time to respond
especially on slower networks or machines.

* feat(federation): add CUDA/Android support and peer metrics tracking

Changes:
- GPU layer auto-configuration based on hardware detection
  - Offload all layers for Apple Silicon
  - Configure NVIDIA layers based on GPU count and compute capability
  - Add GPU device count and compute capability tracking

- Android platform detection
  - Detect Android via environment variables and file paths
  - Check /proc/sys/kernel/osrelease for kernel version
  - Normalize Android file paths (~ expansion, /sdcard alternatives)
  - Android-specific paths in hardware/qualcomm.py

- Federation metrics tracking
  - Add PeerMetrics dataclass with success rate, avg latency, error tracking
  - Track total requests, successful requests, failed requests
  - Record last error with timestamp
  - Add success_rate property (auto-calculated)

- Peer-specific timeout configuration
  - Add timeout_seconds to PeerInfo dataclass
  - Use peer-specific timeout in FederationClient requests
  - Use aiohttp.ClientTimeout for proper timeout handling
  - Track request start time for accurate latency calculation

- Comprehensive tests
  - test_hardware_detector.py: 14 test cases for GPU detection and Android
  - test_federation_metrics.py: 13 test cases for metrics and timeouts
  - All 35 tests pass (100% pass rate)

- Documentation
  - Add TODO.md with CUDA/Android implementation status
  - Document known issues and recommendations
  - Testing checklist and implementation priorities

Token impact: No prompt changes
Tests: 35/35 passing

Resolves federation timeout and observability issues.
2026-02-25 00:53:07 +01:00

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"""Hardware detection module for Local Swarm."""
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Optional, List
import os
import platform
import psutil
@dataclass
class GPUInfo:
"""Information about a GPU."""
name: str
vram_gb: float
driver_version: Optional[str] = None
device_id: Optional[int] = None
is_apple_silicon: bool = False
is_nvidia: bool = False
is_amd: bool = False
is_mobile: bool = False
compute_capability: Optional[str] = None # CUDA compute capability
device_count: int = 1 # Number of GPUs available
@dataclass
class HardwareProfile:
"""Complete hardware profile of the system."""
os: str # 'windows', 'darwin', 'linux'
cpu_cores: int
ram_gb: float
ram_available_gb: float
gpu: Optional[GPUInfo]
is_apple_silicon: bool
@property
def has_gpu(self) -> bool:
return self.gpu is not None
@property
def has_dedicated_gpu(self) -> bool:
"""Check if system has a dedicated GPU (not Apple Silicon integrated)."""
return self.gpu is not None and not self.is_apple_silicon
@property
def available_memory_gb(self) -> float:
"""Calculate maximum available memory for LLM instances (hard limit)."""
if self.gpu and not self.is_apple_silicon:
# External GPU: use 100% of VRAM minus 10% buffer
return self.gpu.vram_gb * 0.9
elif self.is_apple_silicon:
# Apple Silicon: allow up to RAM - 4GB safety buffer (like CPU-only)
return max(self.ram_gb - 4.0, 4.0)
else:
# CPU only: use system RAM minus 4GB safety buffer
return max(self.ram_gb - 4.0, 4.0)
@property
def recommended_memory_gb(self) -> float:
"""Get recommended memory usage (for display purposes)."""
if self.gpu and not self.is_apple_silicon:
# External GPU: use 100% of VRAM minus 10% buffer
return self.gpu.vram_gb * 0.9
elif self.is_apple_silicon:
# Apple Silicon: recommend 50% of unified RAM
return self.ram_gb * 0.5
else:
# CPU only: recommend 50% of system RAM
return self.ram_gb * 0.5
@property
def max_memory_gb(self) -> float:
"""Get maximum safe memory usage."""
return self.available_memory_gb
def is_android() -> bool:
"""Check if running on Android (beyond just Termux)."""
# Check multiple Android indicators
# 1. Check for Android-specific environment variables
android_env_vars = [
"ANDROID_ROOT",
"ANDROID_DATA",
"ANDROID_ART_ROOT",
"ANDROID_I18N_ROOT",
"ANDROID_TZDATA_ROOT",
]
if any(os.environ.get(var) for var in android_env_vars):
return True
# 2. Check for Android-specific paths
android_paths = [
"/system/build.prop",
"/system/bin/app_process",
"/data/data",
]
if any(os.path.exists(path) for path in android_paths):
return True
# 3. Check for Termux (which runs on Android)
if _is_android_or_termux():
return True
# 4. Check /proc/sys/kernel/osrelease for Android
try:
if os.path.exists("/proc/sys/kernel/osrelease"):
with open("/proc/sys/kernel/osrelease", "r") as f:
release = f.read().lower()
if "android" in release:
return True
except Exception:
pass
return False
def detect_os() -> str:
"""Detect the operating system."""
system = platform.system().lower()
# Check for Android first (reports as Linux)
if system == "linux" and is_android():
return "android"
elif system == "darwin":
return "darwin"
elif system == "windows":
return "windows"
elif system == "linux":
return "linux"
else:
return "unknown"
def detect_cpu() -> int:
"""Detect number of CPU cores."""
return psutil.cpu_count(logical=True) or 4
def detect_ram() -> tuple[float, float]:
"""Detect total and available RAM in GB."""
mem = psutil.virtual_memory()
total_gb = mem.total / (1024 ** 3)
available_gb = mem.available / (1024 ** 3)
return total_gb, available_gb
def is_apple_silicon() -> bool:
"""Check if running on Apple Silicon."""
if platform.system().lower() != "darwin":
return False
return platform.machine().lower() == "arm64"
def detect_nvidia_gpu() -> Optional[GPUInfo]:
"""Detect NVIDIA GPU using pynvml."""
try:
import pynvml
pynvml.nvmlInit()
try:
device_count = pynvml.nvmlDeviceGetCount()
if device_count == 0:
return None
# Get first GPU for now
handle = pynvml.nvmlDeviceGetHandleByIndex(0)
name = pynvml.nvmlDeviceGetName(handle)
if isinstance(name, bytes):
name = name.decode('utf-8')
# Get memory info
mem_info = pynvml.nvmlDeviceGetMemoryInfo(handle)
vram_gb = mem_info.total / (1024 ** 3)
# Get driver version
try:
driver = pynvml.nvmlSystemGetDriverVersion()
if isinstance(driver, bytes):
driver = driver.decode('utf-8')
except Exception:
driver = None
# Get compute capability
compute_capability = None
try:
major, minor = pynvml.nvmlDeviceGetCudaComputeCapability(handle)
compute_capability = f"{major}.{minor}"
except Exception:
pass
return GPUInfo(
name=name,
vram_gb=vram_gb,
driver_version=driver,
device_id=0,
is_nvidia=True,
is_apple_silicon=False,
is_amd=False,
compute_capability=compute_capability,
device_count=device_count
)
finally:
pynvml.nvmlShutdown()
except ImportError:
return None
except Exception:
return None
def detect_apple_gpu() -> Optional[GPUInfo]:
"""Detect Apple Silicon GPU."""
if not is_apple_silicon():
return None
# On Apple Silicon, GPU shares unified memory with CPU
total_ram, _ = detect_ram()
return GPUInfo(
name="Apple Silicon GPU",
vram_gb=total_ram, # Unified memory
is_apple_silicon=True,
is_nvidia=False,
is_amd=False
)
def _is_android_or_termux() -> bool:
"""Check if running on Android/Termux (where platform.system() returns 'Linux')."""
try:
from hardware.qualcomm import is_termux
return is_termux()
except Exception:
return False
def detect_gpu() -> Optional[GPUInfo]:
"""Detect GPU based on platform."""
os_name = detect_os()
if os_name == "darwin":
return detect_apple_gpu()
elif os_name in ("linux", "windows"):
# Check for Android/Termux first (reports as Linux)
if _is_android_or_termux():
try:
from hardware.qualcomm import detect_qualcomm_gpu
return detect_qualcomm_gpu()
except ImportError:
return None
# Priority: NVIDIA > AMD > Intel
gpu = detect_nvidia_gpu()
if gpu:
return gpu
# Try AMD
try:
from hardware.amd import detect_amd_gpu
gpu = detect_amd_gpu()
if gpu:
return gpu
except ImportError:
pass
# Try Intel
try:
from hardware.intel import detect_intel_gpu
gpu = detect_intel_gpu()
if gpu:
return gpu
except ImportError:
pass
return None
return None
def calculate_gpu_layers(gpu: Optional[GPUInfo]) -> int:
"""Calculate optimal number of GPU layers to offload.
Args:
gpu: GPU information (None if no GPU)
Returns:
Number of layers to offload (-1 = all, 0 = CPU only)
"""
if gpu is None:
return 0
if gpu.is_apple_silicon:
# Apple Silicon: offload all layers (unified memory)
return -1
if gpu.is_nvidia:
# NVIDIA: Check compute capability for compatibility
if gpu.compute_capability:
major, _ = gpu.compute_capability.split('.')
if int(major) < 5:
# Very old GPUs (Kepler and earlier) may have issues
return 0
# Multi-GPU support: use device_count to determine layers
# For now, offload all layers if we have any NVIDIA GPU
return -1
if gpu.is_amd:
# AMD: ROCm support varies, be conservative
return -1
# Unknown GPU type: use CPU
return 0
def validate_gpu_layers(requested_layers: int, gpu: Optional[GPUInfo]) -> int:
"""Validate and adjust requested GPU layers.
Args:
requested_layers: Requested number of layers (-1 = all)
gpu: GPU information
Returns:
Validated layer count
"""
if requested_layers == 0:
return 0
if gpu is None:
if requested_layers != 0:
raise ValueError(
f"Requested {requested_layers} GPU layers but no GPU detected. "
"Use n_gpu_layers=0 for CPU-only mode."
)
return 0
if gpu.is_apple_silicon:
# Apple Silicon always uses all layers
return -1
if gpu.is_nvidia and gpu.compute_capability:
major, _ = gpu.compute_capability.split('.')
if int(major) < 5:
raise ValueError(
f"NVIDIA GPU {gpu.name} has compute capability {gpu.compute_capability}. "
f"Minimum required is 5.0. Use n_gpu_layers=0 for CPU mode."
)
return requested_layers
def detect_hardware() -> HardwareProfile:
"""Detect complete hardware profile."""
os_name = detect_os()
cpu_cores = detect_cpu()
ram_gb, ram_available = detect_ram()
gpu = detect_gpu()
apple_silicon = is_apple_silicon()
return HardwareProfile(
os=os_name,
cpu_cores=cpu_cores,
ram_gb=ram_gb,
ram_available_gb=ram_available,
gpu=gpu,
is_apple_silicon=apple_silicon
)